Casa Amor gets even hotter as Love Islanders bed hop and stars get steamy under the duvets – and show is extended
GONE WILD Casa Amor gets even hotter as Love Islanders bed hop and stars get steamy under the duvets – and show is extended
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CASA Amor is about to get even spicier tonight with Love Islanders bed hopping and steamy under the duvet antics.
ITV2 viewers are in for a treat as the upcoming instalment has been extended to squeeze in all the flirtatious drama.
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Casa Amor is about to get even spicier tonight
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There is some serious bed swapping
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There'll be more tonsil tennis than ever tonight
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But things really amp up when the lights go off in the bedroom and some of the Islanders can't keep their hands of each other.
There'll be more tonsil tennis than ever tonight as the Islanders pucker up for some evening smooches as new connections grow.
A source told us: "This Casa is like nothing anyone has seen before. The is lots of bed swapping, kissing and some serious flirting.
"It's very spicy stuff and there was so much the episode has to be extended again."
The episode which is usually 60 minutes long, has been given an extra 20 minutes to fit in the extra saucy content.
Tonight's episode will see Dejon and Casa Amor girl Andrada continue to get to know each other.
ITV viewers have said that Dejon, who has been under Meg's thumb since day one, has been afraid to look at another girl since entering the villa.
But when the cats away, the mice will play... and that's exactly what Dejon has done.
He's struck up a close flirty friendship with 27-year-old nail technician and personal trainer Andrada, despite for weeks claiming he and Meg were solid.
And tonight things heat up when Andrada and Dejon discuss their developing feelings toward each other.
'I think there's a big spark here,' she tells him during a cosy chat.
Love Island girls in explosive clash after joke goes wrong
He agrees, saying: 'I feel like the more time we spend together, the better things are getting.'
Flirtatiously, Andrada continues: 'I'm very picky, so it's hard for me to feel a little tingle… You do give me the little tingle.'
'Where is it tingling?' he cheekily questions as the two laugh.
With the pair forming strong connections, will it be enough to turn his head...
Things in both Casa Amor villas have been wild these past few days.
Yesterday during a sizzling game of Raunchy Races, both villas played identical games, with the fastest villa winning a lavish party.
The Islanders enjoyed kisses, check licks and other cheeky challenges in the very racy game.
It even saw exes Harry and Emma share a kiss.
And the night before was even more shocking as the Casa Amor girls played a game of Game or Dare with the OG boys.
Viewers were horrified by the non-stop 'saliva swapping' in what they called the 'most unhygienic game yet'.
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